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Seeking a Basis of Agreement.

VIENNA, Jan. 12-The Cabinet has decided to
increase the budget for the War Department by
over five million dollars. 1t is stated that Rus
sia, within few days past. has abandoned her
passive attitude and made overtures to the gov
ernment at Berlin, which, it is expected, will re-
suit in an agreement between the three empires
on the Bulgarian question
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The large demand for Muffs the
past two weeks caused us to tele-
graph for an entire new stock.
We have opened three dozen
very handsome Beaver, Seal and
Black Mufs, and invite the atten-
ton Of the ladies.
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CLEVELAND O., JAN l2--The testimony be-
fore the coroner at Tiffin. to-day in the inquest
over the BatiT ore & Ohio wreck added another
name to the lisl IF killed. A revolver picked up
at the wreck was identified by Henry NJ. Ice, Of
Warrington, w. Va. as belonging to his son
kiiky b. Ice, of Penfeld, ILL.,, who was on his
way home from visit to his father at Manning
ton A deposition was received frem Harry
c. Forester, of Chicago, in which he says
that he talked with Ice on the Inflated train
before the accident Nothing else of interest was
brought out by the testimony to-day
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position Of affairs seven years hence but during
that period the efficiency of the army would be
secured and compromise would be possible. In
the Centre party number of Heterogeneous po-
litical elements are becoming united. But will
the union lastf Is its continuance until the next
election certainq At the time when so many
rights and PRIVILEGES were granted to the Reich
stag by the constitution. there was no idea that
they woult lead to such miserable disputes as
have now arisen
In speaking of the imperial army the Chan
cellor said he had no intention to detract from
the rights of the soveregns of the federal states
continued. would the government contest the
right OF the House to critcise the bill during the
debate on the budget. provided the government
proposals were now accepted.
Referring to the question OF the working
classes, he declared that the government did not
wish to drag it into the present discussion. He
was sure that, if called upon by the Emperor,
the worknemen of Germany would be ready at
all times TO come forward in defense of the faith
erland. In conclusion, be again assured the
House that he would not abandon hairs
breadth of the bill and must insist upon the full
scope OF the measure The Reichstag then ad-
journed
Prince Bismarck has long daily conferences
with the Emperor with reference, it is supposed,
to the position of the Reichstag. In government
circles it 10 believed that division on the bill
will be taken tomorrow. The governments
supporters despair of the passage Of the measure
Comment on the ChancellOr's Utterances.
PARIS. JAN 12.-The speech of Prince Bis
marck in the German Rsichstag, yesterday,
created deep impression here. and the general
opinion is that it does not increase the prospects
of peace. The Matin. in its comments on the
German Chancellor's utterances, says: ''The
account opened in 1870 will never be settled as
long as the German flag floats over Metz and
Strashurg."
The Temps seys: "Prnce Bismarcks speech
in the Reichstag will produce a singularly reas-
suring effect in Europe In response to his
declarations that Germany has no intention OF
attacking France, France can declare that she
no longer dreams Of attacking Germany"
All the evening papers in Paris, in their in
terpretation of the speech. concur in attributing
pacific intentions to Germany.
VIENNA, Jan. 12-It is learned from semi
official sources that Prince Bismarck's speech in
the Reiehstag Yesterday meets with lively recog
milton in government circles AS it is thought te
show that he IS trying to effect An entente cor
dale between the Cabinets at St Petersburg
and Vienna
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AGENT N. Y, L. e. & W. R. r., at San Fran
cisco, recommends Red Star Cough Cure.
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He Sinks Down on a Chair in the Office
of EDgland's Prime Minister,
And Expires Almost Immediately and With
out Speaking-The Event Not Unexpect-
ed by His Friends and Physicians.
Bismarck Again Declares that He Will
Abate Nothing of His Demands,

But It Is Believed the Government Will Be
Beaten on the Final Vote-African Con-
verts Massacred by Order of Ruler.
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USED St Jacobs OIL and threw away my
crutches. William Galloway, Towson, Md.
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1t is officially stated that the main
points for sale of the East Tennessee
Virginia and Georgia railroad compris-
ing 1923 miles of railway in the states
named have been agreed upon with the
representatives of the Richmond and
West Point company. Parties leading
the control of the East Tennessee sell
their preferred stock for $40, 900 in cash
and 10000 shares of terminal stock at 40,
The Richmond and West Point company
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is not signed. The Richmond and Yves,
Point directors meets again to con.
slider the details.
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L%EaIsLATIyE NorEs.

Senator Thompson's bill to give grand
Jurors additional inquisitorial powers is
especially directed at all persons guilty
of violating the usury laws.
The bill introduced "to amend the
four.mile law" provides that the provis.
Ions of this measure shall be extended to
the free schools Of the state rs well. II
does not affect. however, the exemption
from the provisions of the law of incor.
porated towns.
In q conversation which a Banner re.
porter had with Senator Thompson re.
garding the bill relating to the payment
Of interest on deposits by banks, hesaid
my purpose is to prevent banks paying
interest on deposits. 1t Is working harm
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bank pays you interest on your deposit
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BY making 1t unlawful for banks to pay
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positive benefit to the state. No man can
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Senator simcrly introduced a bill au.
thorizing the. employment Of stenogra
pliers in the circuit and criminal court.
OF the state. Tennessee Is behind every
state In the union in respect TO the EN-,
ployment Of official stenographers in
courts of record. This ought not to be,
Thousands Of dollars in costs are saved
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great saving Of valuable time. Time Il
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Mr.. Simerly is a lawyer, and appreciates
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Judge smallman thinks the system Of
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a law ought to be passed by the general
assembly allowing the judge to appoint
a committee of freeholders, whose duty
1t shall be TO select jurors. He thinks
under the present system tits impossible
10 avoid obstructionists in the selection
Of Jurors A bill on this subject viii no
doubt be introduced in the senate.
Senator Simerly will introduce a bill
to make the position of County Assessor
an elective Office Of two years tenure.
Mrs. Sue P. Lowe, the Librarian elect,
will take charge Of that office n Feb. /.
Her daughter. Mollie L. Lowe, her as
s%istant, will 60 into the Office Jan. 20.
One very notable resolution was intro
duced into the House by Mr.. Lindsay
for the purpose of having the remains OF
Gov. John Sewer brought to this State
and inferred in the National Cemetery
at Knoxville. The resolution also pro,
vides for the building of q handsome
monument TO his memory in Nashville.
This question is causing some comment
and interest among the members.
Jan. 19.-The two houses met at Il
o'clock to compare the vote of yesterda,
for senator. The chair announced NJ
election for the long term, and then til,
b%alloting begun, which resulted as fol
lows; Marks, rs; House, IS; ALI Taylor
4s; Bate, "a; Sneed, 10; Rose, g.. TIL,
ballot for the short term was then com
pared and Senator Whitthorne declared
constitutionally elected.
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FOr IXX6-XI

Stories by Louisa NJ. Alcott and Frank H..
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